A teenager girl mistakenly downloads the Mangler 2.0 computer virus into her highschool's new state of the art computer system and all hell breaks loose.A teenager girl mistakenly downloads the Mangler 2.0 computer virus into her highschool's new state of the art computer system and all hell breaks loose.A teenager girl mistakenly downloads the Mangler 2.0 computer virus into her highschool's new state of the art computer system and all hell breaks loose.
Lance Henriksen
- Headmaster Bradeen
- (as Lance Henricksen)
Philippe Bergeron
- Chef Lecours
- (as Phillipe Bergeron)
Ken Camroux-Taylor
- Mr. Newton
- (as Ken Camroux)
Elizabeth Carol Savenkoff
- Newton Computer Voice
- (voice)
- (as Elizabeth Savenkoff)
Mai Wong
- Hacker Gal Voice
- (voice)
Tyrel Lougheed
- Extra Student
- (uncredited)
- Director
- Writer
- All cast & crew
- Production, box office & more at IMDbPro
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Did you know
- TriviaTobe Hooper declined a chance to direct The Mangler 2 (2002),
- GoofsWhen Corey Banks references silicone on the periodic table, there is no such element. Silicone is a compound used in breast implants, while silicon is the element on the periodic table used in computer processors
- Quotes
Dan Channa: It's so sexy when you talk computer talk.
- Crazy creditsThe producers wish to extend special thanks to the following: Coconut & Pineapple
- Alternate versionsThe 2001 DVD release on the Columbia TriStar label is reported to have a technical glitch during the layer change which eliminates approximately 2 minutes of footage (featuring the death of one of the main characters!). The VHS release is fully intact.
- ConnectionsFollowed by The Mangler Reborn (2005)
- SoundtracksDay Survive
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A Rival to the Greats
Ladies and Gentlemen, The times of great film are thought to have gone the way of the Tasmanian Devil and the Ne-Ne--lost to the ages. If you find yourself a believer in this school of thought, I submit to you "The Mangler 2--Graduation Day." Our times are defined by a select few films, viewed by folks generations from now who see the characters and scenes of these films to portray the thoughts and emotions of those living in its time period. Truly, "The Mangler 2" is one such film. With its true-to-life dialogue, allowing the viewer to not only empathize with the character but to BECOME the character, this movie takes us by the collar and pummels our emotions brutally, stomping on our conceptions of modern security systems and slicing away piece by piece our false sense of safety in our schools. From the first intense seconds of this film, the viewer follows along the turbulent life of a young girl who struggles with her father as well as herself and what society expects of her. She soon meets up with several friends, all of whom are perhaps the most well-developed, complex characters to grace the big screen since those of "Taxi Driver" or "Citizen Kane." These young men and women struggle against a foe far greater than they can comprehend, and several succumb to its evil plots, meeting only the most horrible (yet thought-provoking) deaths imaginable to the human mind. Without spoiling the ending of this cinematic classic, I will suffice it to say that the climax is gripping, a true testament to fine camera-work, acting, writing, and music. The viewer is left on the edge of his seat until, finally, the movie comes to a breath-taking close, leaving us to ask "what's next?" Not only do I give this movie 10 stars, I give it a standing ovation and offer it my first born. Dare I ask when "The Mangler 3" will come squealing from the womb of its writers, squinting into the bright lights of fame?
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- The Mangler 2: Graduation Day
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- $4,000,000 (estimated)
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